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"content": "This page features a list of tutorials for most tools that work with the ABS language.\nConverted Tutorials Conversion from old tutorials is on-going and help is most welcome.\nLanguage TutorialThis tutorial gives an overview of the ABS language.\nResource Modeling TutorialAn introduction to time and resource modeling in ABS.\nResource Analysis with CostABSCostABS is a a static analyzer for automatically inferring upper/lower bounds on the worst/best-case Resource usage (a.k.a. cost) of ABS programs. In this tutorial, we overview the different features of CostABS by example.\nMay-Happen-in-Parallel AnalysisThe maypar static analysis tool finds pairs of program statements that possibly execute in parallel.\nResource Analysis with SRAWe prototype a static analysis technique that computes upper bounds of virtual machine usages in a dialect of ABS called vml.\nEnvisage / HATS Tutorials These tutorials were written during the Envisage and HaTS projects. The pdfs are provided as-is and might contain outdated information.\nInstallation Tutorial\nEasyInterface Tutorial\nResource Tutorial\nResource Analysis (SACO) Tutorial\nResource Analysis (SRA) Tutorial\nDeadlock Analysis (SACO) Tutorial\nDeadlock Analysis (SRA) Tutorial\nSystematic Testing (SYCO) \u0026 Test Case Generation (aPET) Tutorial\nSmart Deployer Tutorial\nKeY-ABS Tutorial\nModelling Auto-scalable Services Tutorial",
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+ "description": "This page features a list of tutorials for most tools that work with the ABS language.\nConverted Tutorials Conversion from old tutorials is on-going and help is most welcome.\nLanguage TutorialThis tutorial gives an overview of the ABS language.\nResource Modeling TutorialAn introduction to time and resource modeling in ABS.\nResource Analysis with CostABSCostABS is a a static analyzer for automatically inferring upper/lower bounds on the worst/best-case Resource usage (a.k.a. cost) of ABS programs. In this tutorial, we overview the different features of CostABS by example.",
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"content": "Projects The development of the ABS language and tools has been supported by a number of research projects supported by the European Commission and the Research Council of Norway:\nHATS: Highly Adaptive and Trustworthy Software using Formal Methods Envisage: Engineering Virtualized Services HyVar: Scalable Hybrid Variability SIRIUS: Enabling digitalization in and beyond the oil and gas industry Contributors The following people have contributed to the ABS language and tools so far:\nElvira Albert Ade Azurat Nikolaos Bezirgiannis Joakim Bjørk Frank de Boer Richard Bubel Dave Clarke Jesús Correas Ferruccio Damiani Crystal Chang Din Antonio Flores-Montoya Abel Garcia Samir Genaim Elena Giachino Miguel Gómez-Zamalloa Georg Göri Stijn de Gouw Reiner Hähnle Einar Broch Johnsen Eduard Kamburjan Ivan Lanese Cosimo Laneve Michael Lienhardt Kelly Lin Enrique Martin-Martin Jacopo Mauro Radu Muschevici Behrooz Nobakht Olaf Owe Björn Petersen Germán Puebla Violet Ka I Pun Guillermo Román-Díez Ina Schaefer Rudi Schlatte Vlad Serbanescu Faiza Shehzad Oliver Stahl Martin Steffen Volker Stolz S. Lizeth Tapia Tarifa Lars Tveito Peter Y.H. Wong Ingrid Chieh Yu Miky Zamalloa Gianluigi Zavatarro ",
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- This page links ABS workshops, as well as selected research papers on the development and usage of the ABS modeling language and analysis tools.
ABS Workshops 2017 First International ABS Workshop: May 31–June 2, 2017, Oslo, Norway.
2018 Second International ABS Workshop: May 28–May 30, 2018, Darmstadt, Germany. https://formbar.raillab.de/en/abs2018/
2019 Third International ABS Workshop: May 13–May 15, 2019, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. https://www.cwi.nl/research/groups/formal-methods/events/third-international-workshop-on-the-abs-modeling-language-and-tools
2021 Fourth International ABS Workshop: August 26–August 27, 2021, Virtual.
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2018 Second International ABS Workshop: May 28–May 30, 2018, Darmstadt, Germany. https://formbar.raillab.de/en/abs2018/
2019 Third International ABS Workshop: May 13–May 15, 2019, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. https://www.cwi.nl/research/groups/formal-methods/events/third-international-workshop-on-the-abs-modeling-language-and-tools
2021 Fourth International ABS Workshop: August 26–August 27, 2021, Virtual. https://formbar.raillab.de/en/abs-workshop-2021/Contact
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ABS Workshops 2017 First International ABS Workshop: May 31–June 2, 2017, Oslo, Norway.
2018 Second International ABS Workshop: May 28–May 30, 2018, Darmstadt, Germany. https://formbar.raillab.de/en/abs2018/
2019 Third International ABS Workshop: May 13–May 15, 2019, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. https://www.cwi.nl/research/groups/formal-methods/events/third-international-workshop-on-the-abs-modeling-language-and-tools
2021 Fourth International ABS Workshop: August 26–August 27, 2021, Virtual.
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2019 Third International ABS Workshop: May 13–May 15, 2019, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. https://www.cwi.nl/research/groups/formal-methods/events/third-international-workshop-on-the-abs-modeling-language-and-tools
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